prepareth
Gets things ready
Prepareth is an archaic form of prepares, using the third-person singular ending -eth common in Early Modern English.
It appears primarily in the King James Bible and similar texts: The Lord prepareth a table before me.
Outside biblical quotation or deliberate archaism, the form is obsolete.
Archaic second-person pronoun
- theeSecond-person object, antiquated
- thineYours, archaically
- yeArchaic second-person plural
- dostArchaic second-person "do"
hath · art · ere · wherefore · hark · prithee · verily · forsooth
Preparatory supply or clause
- equippingProviding necessary tools
- girdingEncircling with a belt
- fortificationStrengthening defenses or nutrients
- armingProviding with weapons
mobilization · vigilance · alertness · planning · securing · strengthening · safeguarding · defense
Ceremonial set of actions
- riteCeremonial act or practice
- sacramentSacred ritual conveying grace
- consecrationDedicating to sacred purpose
- anointingCeremonial oil application
blessing · invocation · solemnity · observance · liturgy · vespers · communion · feast
thou
Archaic second-person pronoun
dost · hath · art · ere · wherefore · hark · prithee · verily · forsooth · anon
provision
Preparatory supply or clause
- equippingProviding necessary tools
- girdingEncircling with a belt
- fortificationStrengthening defenses or nutrients
arming · mobilization · vigilance · alertness · planning · securing · strengthening · safeguarding · defense · reinforcement
ritual
Ceremonial set of actions
- riteCeremonial act or practice
- sacramentSacred ritual conveying grace
- consecrationDedicating to sacred purpose
anointing · blessing · invocation · solemnity · observance · liturgy · vespers · communion · feast · covenant
bard
Poet of epics
Globe · sonnet · soliloquy · iambic · pentameter · tragedy · comedy · thespian · playwright · verse
preparethprepares
Makes ready beforehand
preps · gets ready · readies · prepare · sets up
preparethdestroyeth
Archaic for demolishes
neglects · destroys · ignores · dismantles · ruins
- be preparedState of anticipatory readiness
- prepare the wayMake ready beforehand
- prepared mustardReady-to-use seed paste
- emergency preparednessPlanning for potential crises
- prepare the groundReady circumstances beforehand
- prepared statementPre-composed formal communication